Quote Originally Posted by MadMojoMonkey View Post
The Reuters article was like, You separated your electric grid on paper, but it's still connected irl, and there's still exchange along those cables, and there's no consistent pricing on said interchange because we split the systems on paper without describing how this problem is solved. So we're working on a pricing system that is clear.

Or am I missing something there, as well?
Only that the problem was evident five years ago when Brexit was decided on, and it's only now someone thought maybe they should do something to address it. Meanwhile the prices have gone waaaay up.

That's pretty much par for the course though, so no surprises there.

Still haven't figured out how they're going to manage the customs checks on items imported from the EU, and they've now put this off from January to July to October to "whenever", so even if you disagree about the energy one being obvious it's still pretty clear they've spent five years making no plans whatsoever for Brexit.